

PANEL CE16
Historical Nation-Building in Central Europe
Saturday May 20, 4:00-6.00 PM • Room 405
CHAIR
Yesim Bayar
(St. Lawrence U, US)
PAPERS
Anca Glont
(U of Dayton, US)
Everything and Everyone in its Place:
Property and People in the Habsburg Model Communities of Jiu
Mark Lewis
(College of Staten Island, CUNY, US)
Trails Leading Nowhere? Austrian Police Surveillance of Polish and Russian Anarchists
and Socialist Revolutionaries after the “Zurich Bomb Affair” of 1889
Thomas Szigeti
(NYU, US)
Learning the Rules of “Fair Play”:
‘English’ Influences on Hungarian State-Building, 1867-1918
Nelu Cristian Ploscaru
(Alexandru Ioan Cuza U, Iasi, Romania)
Alexander Bezborodko and "Restitutio Daciae" in the 1780s:
The Meanings of a Famous "Unionist" Political Project in Romania
Bradley Woodworth
(U of New Haven, US)
Historian in the Baltic Provinces in Service of the Tsarist State:
The Work of Gustav von Ewers (1779-1830)
DISCUSSANT
Stephen Deets
(Babson College, US)